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Special
C om m unication
of
r (Ire-hum L odg- No. 152 A. F.
& A. M. W ednesday even
ing May 28, a t 8 o'clock for labor in
J. O. Metzger, city m arshall, an the M. M. degree.
Visiting b ro th ers welcome.
I nounves th at all dogs must he tied up
WM. C. METZGER, Sec'y.
! day and night from now until Octo
W. R. BURKE, W. M.
her 1. Fines of not. less than 15.00 nor
; more than $10 will he collected for dogs ESTACADA MERCHANT
? at large. This law, he says, w ill he en
LANDS CAR IN DITCH
j forced.
H arry Johnson, who has been work
Bert Finch, an E stacada m erchant,
ing In a shoe shop In P ortland, is now with his wife and th ree children
employed by W. A. Hessel on the lat
came through G resham from P o rtlan d
j te r's new bungalow.
Hert Finch, from E stacada, was in about 10 o'clock Sunday evening, it |
town yesterday g ettin g his wrecked was quite dark, and a drizzly rain
Dodge In shape to have it moved home clouded tile w indshield.
All went ,
Repair W ork a Specialty.
All W ork Guaranteed
Ixiuis H offm elster, from Boring well until they reached th e (ill o:i
came In on a business trip on Monday Powell street, ju st above Jones lum
Come and »ee if Your Neighbor is There
Mr. and Mrs. George W heeler mo
ber yard.
tored out from Yakima* and are mak
"I am told th e re is a fence there,
ing u visit with th e ir son-in-law and hut I did'nt see it," said Mr. Finch.
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Sutllft • ami the Dodge d id n ’t care. It took
1-
Sergeant H om er E. Gossett has re tlie fence, posts and all. tu rn ed over
tu rn ed to Oregon after a year's uhsenc once and stopped rig h t side tip near
SO M A N Y HA YE
in Uncle Sam 's service. He spent six
the bottom of I lie fill.
m onths at Joyce, W ashington, as truck
COMPLIMENTED U S -
"W hat did we do? Well, we sat
d riv er on a railro ad construction
still -stayed with it to th e g ran d fin
From there, lie was tran sferred to Fori
by buying spring millinery that we
ish. Not one of us h u rt. We are be
Kussell, Wyoming, where ly served u
like Gresham more than ever. A few
ginning to get reaily for o u r flying
chief clerk in the squadron office
fine hats are left for those who have
machine, and for o u r first nose d iv e ,1
Sergeant
Gossett
says
he
is
not
living
been putting off buying till the last
I th in k we did pretty well. Fifty or
anyw here ju st at present, but intends
minute, but don’t wait any longer.
sixty dollars will m ake th e ear as
soon to be living in Portland. " I ll
good as ever.”
say, Oregon is P arad ise com pared with
the sagebrush states. It looks like a
Gresham R aises School Quota.
fairyland, so wonderful it seems al
The grade school en te rta in m e n t
most u n real.”
was so well patronized th a t tlie boys
The Ellngs have a new O verland car.
and girls easily raised th e ir quota,
EM
Mrs. B. Cam eron Is enjoying a visit
O M BB SA M . O i l .
$7u, tow ard the building of the $500
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GALLON
from her d aughter. Mrs Kirk Thomp
industrial club house on tlie fair
I son, of E nterprise.
grounds. O ther schools, too, a re be
REGULAR PRICE $4.25.
Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an entertain« d
ing heartily supported in th e ir ef
I Miss Grace Ogilbee at a d in n er on
forts to co ntribute th e ir share. L ust
T hursday evening.
ed made $32 on th e ir en tertain m en t
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cavanagh wen
last night.
d in n er guests a t W. IE. K ern's home.
Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Hodge visited
P la n s lor < 'o in m en cen ien t W eek .
Gresham, Oregon
Mrs. Hodge’s niece, Miss Viola Dinger
I
Dr. Wallee W. W illard, pustor of
a t Corvallis, last week-end.
the First Congregational church of
Miss H agerm an and Miss Ogilbee
Portland has been secured to preach
were d in n er guests at the H. H. Ellng
the sermon to the graduates of tlie high
country home.
school. The services will he held at '
T here will be a m eeting at the Metli
the Methodist Episcopal shurclt next
odist church tills evening.
These
Sunday afternoon. Prof. J. T. Mat
evangelistic services are likely to con
thews ot W illamette University will
tinue during the week us the interest
deliver the commencement addr«>ss at 1
continues good. The church extends Masonic ball on Thursday evening, |
a cordial welcome to all.
June 5. The full program of com-1
.Miss Mary H ansen h as returned
tn e n e t inent w e e k will appear in the
home from Post, where she tau g h t dur
next Outlook, together with the nam es!
ing the past two years. Miss Hansen
ot tlie graduates.
has been secured as one of the teachers
RELIABILITY
SERVICE
Phone 544
in llie Greshuni grade school for next
Listen to This!
year.
Lots $1. $1 per week! Yes, you
Some stulks of rye have been
have read it correctly. We could not
brought to ttie Outlook office by Thus
Wiles, the tallest of which measures believe o u r eyes when we glim psed
8 feet anil 6 inches. Mr. Wiles gives th at sign in Jo h n Brow n's window.
So we toddled in and said "W h a 'd ’-
his word of honor th at they are not
ya'm ean, a d o llar down and a dollar
spliced.
'Yhe R exai . l Store
The Jupanese F arm ers association a w eek?” And Jo h n Brown sez "Ju st
w ill co ntribute $200 tow ard the Fourth w hat the sign says; and you’ll h afta
WERE SURE
h u rry to secure one as we’re about
of Ju ly Victory celebration.
3UR business
L. C. S m ith is in G resham look sold o u t.”
a b o u t th e com plim ents th a t
And then lie unrolled a large copi
ing a fte r his p ro p erty and in cid en tal
• w ill enpure
o u r p atro n s a re paying us, and
ous
b lu ep rin t, show ing O. A. E ast
ly
callin
g
on
old
friends.
Mr.
Smith
CAUSE ALL
we w ant to aay rig h t h ere and
m akes his hom e w ith his son, Claude, m an's ole stum p field where the kids
the meats
J d !
now, "M r. and Mrs. C ustom er,
play Indian all summer, all cut up into
at Bend, O regon.
we th u n k you.
Y our kind
neat city lots with A. B. C and D
w ords a re sen d in g y o u r frien d s
T a ilo rin g
Streets running neatly east and west,
to th is shop, and we a re going
F o r men
and
w om en— cleaning, and Fairview Avenue, Sales Aveune,
to tre a t th em rig h t. A gain, we
p ressing an d re p a irin g done well.
th a n k you.”
and Motor Avenue leading away north
P e te r L en ard , Pow ell street.
and south.
A. J. W . BRO W N, Prop,
(■resliam. Ore.
Some used F o rd s for sale, in good
The first four lots were taken by the
co n d itio n . C. E. O sburn, Gresham .
brothers A rthur and Isaac Leland,
Portland people have taken an entire
To D rive fo r P uixls.
W elcom e Hoys.
NOTICE I
row
or' the lots.
Tin Salvation Army will make a
Salvation Army workers, who met
It is u n law fu l to allow any dog,
It is reported that tlie J. N. Clanalian
drive for funds to m aintain and ex- tran sp o rts recently arriv in g at Boston,
m ale or fem ale, to run at larg e in the
l’ ml its home service work the sent thousands of telegram s to the fam- city lim its for the six m onths en d property adjoining the Eastman tract
w«ck of June 22d.
lilies of men on board, announcing the ing O ctober 1. All persons must will also be placed on the m arket at |
keep any dog on th e ir prem ises. tie.l once.
safe arriv al of the soldiers.
If you ltuve n te a c h e r th a t you a re
day and night. Any who violate this
The western end of the Eastm an '
sa tisfie d w ith, keep her.
Pay h er
F o u r m iles of highw ay betw een o rd in an ce will he severely prosecuted, trac t has been leased to It E. Babcock. '
the
tine
being
from
$5
to
$10.
«• Il and she will slay. She is only W alker an d C o ttag e G rove to be
who recently moved here from Mon '
J G. METZGER.
hum an a fte r all.
blasted out soon.
tana Mr. Babcock has a contract for
M arshal of th e Town of G resham
The road betw een Vale and O ntario
N o rth P o rtlan d Box company start
all the cucumbers and potatoes he can
is to undergo im provem ents.
raise on the seven acre patch.
a new w oodenw are p la n t which »1
1 he highw ay between A lbany and give em ploym ent to ab o u t sixty
X'Ulitioilnl T ravel Allow ance for
Jefferson is to be paved.
and women.
Soldiers
The D irector of Finance is now set
tling
additional travel allowance due
Asparagus
Mesa Brand
enlisted men of the arm y under section
Tips
3 ot the Act approved F ebruary 28
Pork and Beans
1919, which authorized travel pay to
enlisted men honorably discharged
Fur Queen of the Victors Home Coming Celebration to be held
Better anti Cheaper
since November 11, 1918, at the rate of
in Gresham, Ju ly 4th, 1919
\\ bile thev last
than the Fresh
5 cents per mile to actual bona fide
INSTRUCTIONS
home or residence, oi place of origl
v ^ „ ? IaikP. r,C»°r<Uof ,h e n um b' r o{ th is coupon. W rite th e name ot
nal m uster into the service, at the
of co u p o n ^ f° r y,IPen 0,1 ,h e Ilne in front of th e n u m b e r at bottom
option of the soldier
Mrs. Housewife, we think we know what the big question is these days!
whnTr8™ ?1* Poupo" and Pnelose w ith one d o llar to th e can d id ate for
The W ar departm ent has been
a.
, e \ li
T ,.‘,n g ' " 1,h i he re(’ue« " lat »he deposit th e c u p -.»
Isn’t it, “What will 1 get for the next meal?" Let us help; we are experts in
authorized to make aeltlem ent of all
Mr. J u n e 2dr 1919
N,a‘e B" n k ’ Grp»h am -
" " 1,r
hat line. \ few suggestions—
claim s for the l 1*, cent difference from
place of discharge to place of entry in
be
for„ whom you vote wins, a cre d it of $1.00 will
Of i m e n n
I."** u?® B° ° k a t F irst S U te B a n k . ln ” »»' “anie
to the m ilitary service, also the claims
counts of our «1? o r child, whose nam e is not a lre a d y in the sc-
for addltoional allowance to actual
n um ber of n^, 1s a^ u ^ nD ppa^,nlen,' whi<h
"e claim ed under the
/ slice or two of our Extra Nice
.7 can of
bona fide home or residence at date
of discharge when such bona fide home
1 oi.o°vn»I« e T h tled tO U8P one couP°n only, which must be for
BACON, and a can of
MONOPOLE CORN,
or residence can be determ ined from
must he (ten
i
H*ll8t bp accom panied bv on e d o llar and
must be deposited at h irst S tate Bank on or before J u n e 2, 1919.
the affidavit of the soldier and verified
MONOPOLI'. HOMINY
and a can of P I.17EXTO ES
link iw i($. Make Mire you a r e rig h t th e n go ahead.
by Inform ation contained in his o rig i
• AST YOUR VOTE.
nal service record. The Zone Finance
officer. W ashington. D. C. lias been
...
Ol>
27. th e ir votes were
' - M Oao 1
....... L resl.an , H igh S c I . i h .I
designated to settle these claiais with
...
In n in i llcown. ca n d id ate o t Rebekah*.
II«*»
the above restrictions
m
Applications should be addressed as
.........
follows; Zone Finance Officer, Lemon
A head of our crisp Lettuce and a bottle of Dulkee’s Salad Dressing.
I .e itr X K t ', " * ’
'h e < By ,.f B oring
Building. W ashington. D. C Travel Al
lowance.
A blank form of application, which
includes the necessary affidavit for th-
I am voting for
additional travel allowance, may be
Coupon No
obtained from any Army recruiting of
fleer. Red Cross, or oflier agencies
organized to aid soldiers
How can we a ffo rd to do s o t F o r
Everyone Should Patronize
THE
GRESHAM LOCALS
USED CARS FOR SALE
DANCE
SOME BARGAINS
Given for the Benefit of the
Come and see them at
VICTOR’S HOME COMING
Zimmerman’s Garage
Don’t Forget the Date
SATURDAY, NIGHT, MAY 31.
on Powell Street or Phone 801
Don’t forget the Place- -Gresham
$1.00 PER COUPLE
Paint Special...
while it lasts, beginning
Monday, May 25th.
Sherwin & William’s
OUTSIDE WHITE
$3.75
Announcing—
L L Kidder Hardware Co.
the exclusive agencies of the Overland and
Willys-Knight Automobiles.
Case and Moline Tractors, Overland
Light Delivery Cars, International
Trucks. Brunswick Tires and Tubes.
A complete line of accessories. We can
make immediate delivery in any of
these lines.
SPRAY I SPRAY!
Your Roses and Shrubbery
with our Nicotine Solution, 2pc worth will
I
make eight gallons. Don’t buy water,
Gresham Overland Co.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
We Have Heard a Lot
Jones Lumber
Yard, Gresham, Oregon
Truck Deliveries fro m Mill
GRESHAM MARKET
EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Paints,
Roofing, Cement, Plaster, Nails,
Doors, Windows, Lime
SNAPPY GROCERY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK
23c Per Can
Voting Coupon
10c Per Can
FOR LUNCH TRY
Creamed Salmon and Tomatoes on Toast.
,
Q uality a *® S ervice
Phone 661
Phone 661
To R a im * *1250,000.
Oregon is asked to raise $50,000 for
home service work of the Salvation
Army during the week of June 22
to 30.
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...*..» ■* .....
new nam e» ad d e d to o tir accounts,
opened is seldom topped.
.
< n—
"•
the purpose of Inivinf
A Savings Account once
Jfirst ^ ta tc tBaitk
GRESHAM . OREGON